Kiss The Ground Documentary – Ian Somerhalder Talks

Ian Somerhalder just lost a huge project. Netflix canceled V Wars. But, Ian says it is not over yet. He is going to bring the show back as he is not ready to give up on Dr. Luther Swann. However, due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus (SARS-CoV2) Pandemic, things are all over the place these days. With lockdowns all over the world, there is not much we can do in these days. But, V Wars canceling is not the only project of Ian’s affected during this month. His Documentary Kiss The Ground also suffered a setback. The Documentary was supposed to premiere in the New York Tribeca Film Festival. So Ian lets it out and talks to his fans about it.

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A message from the @airstream_inc ! I hope everyone is doing as well as they absolutely can be in this very challenging time. There is a light at the end of the tunnel and we will get through this. As a species, I am confident that we will come together to live much more harmoniously with one another and live infinitely more harmoniously with our beautiful planet. As we approach the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, I am so grateful that our film KISS THE GROUND @kisstheground Was selected and going to be premiering at Tribeca film Festival in New York next week. While, I am sad that I don’t get to be there to do this with our amazing team and so many of you, I cannot wait to show you our film. The hard work and the beauty that is the message of this film will inspire you. I promise. I hope. Thank you so very much @tribecafilmfestival , what an honor… I just wanted to drop a note to share some of the stuff coming down the pipeline for me that I can’t wait to share with you all. I obviously did not want to say anything that would seem tone deaf in these strange and harsh times in our world. I didn’t want to project into the world my creative, business and philanthropic projects and the waves of change they will bring until it was absolutely time. Now is that time. Any positivity helps. I know it’s hard out there, we are all getting slammed. Truly. I know we will rise like the phoenix from the ashes of this mess. From another vista: Our planet is healing though (even as we reset and suffer) and we now see what large-scale efforts can do to our help make our world healthy and thrive. Our planet and it’s soil is the source of our immunity and if we heal the planet-the air land and sea- it will heal us. This I can promise. Stay safe out there everyone. I miss you…

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What is Ian Somerhalder’s Kiss the Ground about?

As you all may know, Ian Somerhalder is quite the environmentalist. He has his foundation, the ISF, dedicated to taking necessary measures in preserving the climate for the ages to come. Kiss The Ground is originally a non-profit organization that does the same. They help people realize the importance of soil regeneration.

The Documentary Kiss The Ground is also about that. IMDb describes the documentary as the story of,

A revolutionary group of activists, scientists, farmers, and politicians band together in a global movement of “Regenerative Agriculture” that could balance our climate, replenish our vast water supplies, and feed the world. So, it is basically all about the ways farmers can help the environment by modifying their ways.

Ian Somerhalder talks about the Documentary

So, Ian obviously holds the Kiss The Ground documentary close to his heart. He sits in his Airstream Trailer and talks about the documentary. He also discusses the 50th Anniversary of Earth Day. In the caption, he ends it on a positive note for the Earth and its environment healing.

Our planet is healing though (even as we reset and suffer) and we now see what large-scale efforts can do to our help make our world healthy and thrive. Our planet and its soil is the source of our immunity and if we heal the planet-the air land and sea- it will heal us. This I can promise. Stay safe out there everyone. I miss you…